Sentence examples for proportion thereof from inspiring English sources
In the case of substructure-based clustering, well established methods are existing for the generation of Maximum Common Substructures (MCS) which are present in all members of the structure population or a defined proportion thereof [2].
Of course, the entire mosquito population (or even a large proportion thereof) will almost never become infected in a real system.
Through chance expansion these mutations can be present in all copies of the mitochondrial genome (homoplasmy) or a proportion thereof (heteroplasmy).
More than half of the human genome consists of repetitive DNA and tandemly repeated DNA sequences comprise a significant proportion thereof.
The proportion of S. Typhimurium strains that were DT104 and the proportion thereof that were found to be MDR are shown for each country in Table 2.
Whether a similar model applies to human disease, or even a proportion thereof where there is prominent entheseal involvement (<30% of PsA cases), has yet to be demonstrated.
Since the former is contributed to by all sequences within the population and the latter solely by a fraction thereof, the proportion of the total height of different peaks attributable to the baseline will be different.
Additionally, McNemar's test was computed to assess the difference, or lack thereof, between paired proportions.
That is an easy question about which to speculate, starting with the possibility that people who choose the life of university faculty may include a higher proportion of individuals whose sexual orientation, religion (or lack thereof), or other personal aspect of identity is condemned or less supported by right-wing policies.
We investigate an idea that has surfaced recently in the literature (since 1999), namely that the proportion of node-positive lymph nodes (or a function thereof) is a much better predictor of survival than the number of excised and node-positive lymph nodes, alone or together.
The percentage and rank provided in the table is an estimate of the proportion of talk allocated to a particular category and the prominence thereof.
